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Old 10-03-2007, 20:26   #6
handyman
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Re: sky bb - not if your on ie7 it seems

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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
Remove everything except the filter from your line and try again, if that fails plug directly into the test socket hidden behind the face plate on your primary socket (usually the first socket on your line as it comes into your property). If you still get issues then keep your connection in the test socket and ask for a full line test to be run.
IE7 not compatible my ........
The bt side of things is not the issue, at the moment I'm using an extension so that I can have the router next to the pc and using an ethernet lead to the pc on firefox on xp and it all works fine. The extension knocks 2-400kbits off the ync speed but at least I have a connection that does not cut out once an hour.

I can see that the wireless connection is appearing and dissapearing also though. This affects not only a pocket pc but a xp laptop on wireless, seems we may have a duff router.
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